The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MAYS, 1887.
"Abllene had a little boom,
It's boom was full o. blow.
And every where the Gdsefie went
The boom was sure 70 ro.H

go in their strawberry entertain
ment.
Hugh King will soon commend
building a residence on Highlan
avenue.
The ladies Of the Christian ehure
cleared si5 On their lee cream entel
tainment.
The school board will occupy tn
Office Of Mr.. A. Wellington, fo
their meetings.
The Telegraph and station agent
took charge Of the new depot la Gyp
sum City Monday.
The Pacific house put on a nigh
clerk, aud hencefOFth will keep opel
house day and night.
Arthur Day did most Of the WOO,
engraving for the booming edition
Of Fl. Scott, just published.
OF about sixty eases passed upOI
at the May term Of the suprem.
court not one is from Saline county
J. q. Daniels has purchased th,
+. RObb property, South Santa Fe
in Bonds addition, for $500 and
will build at once.
We understand that the electric
light company will not operate the
ineandeseent light At present
simply the are light.
A boy born 10 A. J. Stiee, su.
peFintendent Of the second ward
school. Stice will name him James
q. Blame, the next president.
Rattle his bones over the stones,
he's only a kicker whom nobody
owns. Living he sighed, kicking he
died, filling the country with grOans.
-tiGg Center Times.
The frame building adjoining the
Grand Central hotel Is being moved
away preparatory to the cOnstrue-
ton Of Mrs. Hollands new BUSINESS
house.
The Missouri Pacific railway have
changed their time card for their
passenger trains a. follows: East,
s:l7 a. m.-msil; west, $40. p. M
mail.
Chas. COOmbs, son Of J. NJ. COOmbs,
formerly Of BrOOkville, was = caller
yesterday. He il travelling organ
izer for railroad telegraph operators
benefit society.
n. H. LOOmIs and wife are In the
city. Mr.. LOOmis' headquarters
have been changed from Leaven-
worth to Topeka.
II was Mr.. Morgan who purchased
the Anderson residence property
next south Of A. Wellington, Esq. s
house, instead Of DIR. Newman, as
previously reported.
The probate Judge refused
TO issue a permit TO DIR. q. w.
Newman, druggist, to sell intOxicat-
ing liquors under the provisions Of
the Murray law.
ID. NJ. Ferguson, OF PaOla, an old
friend Of Len, Jim and Jerry VIII
liams, Is attending the session Of the
Grand COmmandery. He is delight
with Salina, Of course.
Mrs. J. e. McQusry, Of Hays city,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. David
Beebe. Next Monday morning both
ladies go to Carthage, Ills, 10 visit
Mrs. HOOker-daughter Of Mrs. Nc
quarry.
In the report Of the secretary Of
the state board Of agriculture for
the quarter ending March Slst, Is
a valuable contribution from Hon.
A. P. Collins, on wheat Growing
in Kansas"
:. Pearson, the carriage manufae-
turer, returned Tuesday from a
business trip to 50. Louis, Chicago
and his old home In Illinois. He
thinks he did Salina some good
while absent.
Beloit Il 10 build her new college
ON the "Salina plan" now famous
throughout the country. It really
should be called the ''Clahin plan"
~ We believe MFR. A. NJ. Clafiin was
its originator.
T. A. Pruitt has sold his S2x25O
feet, near the corner Of Santa Fe
avenue and Crawford street, 10 DIR.
w. +. swhaIen. Tor $500. The lat
ter gentleman will Immediately
build a residence.
The Peru PlOw Co., La sale, M,
have offered 20 take hold Of the man
ufarIure Of the Eureka rake, Of which
a. G.. Wait Is inventor, and Mr.. Wait
starts in : few days to complete a
contract with them.
Walter Knaus, editor Of the Me-
PhersOn Democrat, WAS In the city
Tuesday. He Was ON his way home
from Kansas city. The DemOor0t
II iiourishing finely in the republi-
can city Of Mcpherson.
The petition asking the county
commissioners to appropriate 81 900
towards building s bridge across the
Smoky Hin on Elm street, has
been revived, aud willis Kesler Is
circulating Il with good success.
Charles H. Martin has given up his
position ~ travelling man, and takes
a place in P. q. Bonds real estate
OfIiee. He IL competent 20 al most
ANY place from clerk 10 president,
aud will be q valuable addition "a
the Office.
The honor Of locating the east side
school house lies between the editor
Of the Herald and DR.. John Haines.
Both claim the laurels, aud 20 fully
establish the matter we suggest that
they hire q hail and proceed with
the discussion.
The painting Of Moses aud the
Burning Bush, executed by George
Upp, now hangs In the Masonic
hall. Il Is a powerful picture and
reflects much credit upon the artist,
We understand that the MasOns
/ t,aid Al ON for n